Lenovo ThinkVantage (Power Manager Deployment) - Manual (Page 33)

Table 2. Power Plan (Scheme) Deployments (continued)
Policy settings Description
Start menu power button (DC) Specifies the action that the Windows operating system
takes when a user selects the power button from the
Start menu.
Possible actions include:
• Sleep
• Hibernate
• Shut down
This setting is supported only on Windows Vista client
computers.
Low battery alarm level (AC) Specifies the percentage of battery capacity remaining
that triggers the low battery alarm action.
If you enable this policy setting, you must enter a numeric
value (percentage) to set the battery level that triggers
the low notification.
To set the action that is triggered, see the low battery
action (AC) policy setting in Table 2 “Power Plan (Scheme)
Deployments” on page 9.
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
Low battery alarm level (DC) Specifies the percentage of battery capacity remaining
that triggers the low battery alarm action.
If you enable this policy setting, you must enter a numeric
value (percentage) to set the battery level that triggers
the low notification.
To set the action that is triggered, see the low battery
action (AC) policy setting in Table 2 “Power Plan (Scheme)
Deployments” on page 9.
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
Low battery alarm notification (AC) Enables a user notification when the battery capacity
remaining equals the low battery alarm level.
If you enable this policy setting and select On, the
Windows operating system will show a notification when
the battery capacity remaining equals the low battery
alarm level.
To configure the low battery alarm level, see the low
battery alarm level (AC) policy setting in Table 2 “Power
Plan (Scheme) Deployments” on page 9. The notification
will only be shown if the Low battery action policy
setting is configured to Do nothing. If you disable this
policy setting or do not configure it, users can see and
change this setting.
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
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